T-REX Fossil Yields Pliable Soft
Tissue and Blood Vessels!
In the March 25, 2005 issue of
"Science" it was reported that Dr. Mary Schweitzer and her team found Dino
soft tissue and pliable blood vessels after the hind limb of a T-REX was
cracked open in order to transport it from the field. The T-Rex fossil
(allegedly 68 million years old) was found in the Hell Creek Formation of
Montana within a soft (read porous) sandstone. The fossil was found in a
"disarticulated" state and the sandstone was interpreted as "estuarine" in
origin. Don't be dismayed by the technical words. Disarticulated means the
fossil had been broken apart and estaurine means the fossil had been found
in sediments sorted and laid down by flood waters. Kind of reads better
without the technical words eh! How would your body stay together being
pounded by mud flows in fast moving water!
Anyways, it was quite a surprise to
find soft tissue and pliable blood vessels and possibly some blood cell
remains in an allegedly 68 million year fossil. It was thought that at
the outside the tissue and blood vessels could have lasted no more than
100,000 years (although I would question even this number). As you might
guess, quite a contradiction to the evolutionary religion. But on the other
hand fits the creation model of most dinosaurs perishing in flood laid
deposits some 4,400 years ago very well indeed!
A: The arrow shows that the
demineralized tissue fragment is flexible and resilient and, when stretched
returns to its original shape. Which defies belief that this is really
millions of years old.
B: Parts of demineralized bone which
could endure repeated hydration and dehydration and remain elastic
C: Parts of the demineralized bone
showing fibrous nature which should not exist if this fossil was millions of
years old
Photo credit: Mary Schweitzer
Soft flexible dinosaur blood vessel
and cellular remains within
Well, Sherlock the evidence looks
pretty fresh doesn't it. Dr. Schweitzer has embarked on a hunt to find
similar evidence but she still has her evolutionary glasses on. We pray that
her eyes might be opened as well as many others to where the evidence truly
leads.